iBe Beat A
Fromcoat cotter to the trousers bottom are deftly tailored by in-
ventivc tailors who know how to give the touch of elegance so much
, admired in high priced suits it is the quality and low price in our
= suits that keeps the best. dressed men coming hole The season'I
neweit material of nothing but pure wor stud lo selt'll hell for only
$7 and $10
Our line of straw hate cln't be beat, price nor quality. Your vsce-
outiit. cpn be found here at rock bottom prices. -
Cicak and Suit Housel
33 so. Main Street, So. admin.
The Biggest Sale
son‘s, DRESSES and
WAISTS
In the History of The Norwalks
Not because of having so many styles and such large as-
sortments, but because at the ridiculous prices we have placed
them on sale. Every one of these garments would cost you
more if you should buy the material, not counting the making
of them. As we were caught in this bad spring weather with
such an enormous stock, we are compelled to advertise this
sacrifice sale to get rid of all spring and summer goods at such
low prices that it will enable you to wear a garment made by
the Paris Store. Anybody will tell you than we are the leaders
of styles in town.
Come'Without Fail and Come Today
LADIES' SUITS. made of good White Linen, regular
rr‘» tion
Copyright Clothing Co.
6 North Main Street
PURE
Lake Ice
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake Ice Co
Office and Storage, N. Y., N. H. A H.
Freight Yart.
Two Thrones —— 754 3; 814-2
Vi"! "
. FIRE WOOD
RIM and soft ready for family use.
nerd Wood.. 0..1. 75 per V. cord.
.50ft Wood ...... e1 .50 per y. cord.
i Split Wood. 280 Extra.
I. cum IET'rs' woon VARD.
. M. N Newt°wn Avenue,
e No. 783-2. Norwalk, Conn.
‘,_‘b’ou ALONG wav “rowann MAK
no A MAN HAPPY. SMOKE THE
Roger Ludlow, Twin—-
‘ City or Nugget
,AND YOU WlLl. BE HAPPY.
”no. REYNOLDS
price $8.00; for this sale ....... . .................. $4.98
MANUFACTURER. LADIES’ CLOTH SUITS of very fine Serges and Pru-
1 . nella ........ . ........... One lot $8. so; the other $12. so
proof and sanitary. Warmer 'in
winter. cooler in summer, and
adaptable to any style of architec-
ture.
LADIES' DRESSES. made' in jumper effect, from. .98c up
Big Rildiléiion Sale LADIES‘ REGULAR DRESSES, in different matser-
ials ......................................... 2 98 up
°" For Home ' finig' wniTEEDREss? from ................ s4 98 up
v D ' ONGE COAT , from ................ $9.98 up
MEN 5 and BOYS For Faétory LADIES’LINEN COATS ............ 1 ..... $4.93 up
, For Farm WHITE SKIRTS of Linen and Lawn. from .......... 98c up
, , ‘ Black, Blue and White MOHAIR SKIRTS, at .......... $3.98
‘- g, ’ Cincreie CQRSlirustionbl is fiihe 250 dozen WHITE WAISTS, regular’Sr.so; for this sale. .98c
' .' 1- ‘ , ‘ \ i m°5 °°°n°m‘“1 “I“ e. re- WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, two prices ........ 98c and $1.50
1. , D. GOT'I LIEB.
7, linen-tn mm or. so. ncamtx
THE PAR __
Cloak and Suit " ouse
, Sale in Both Stores:
517 Main s... Stamford. 33 5... Manor, so. Norwalk
Atlas Portland Cement
is superior to all other brands.
TheFerris Coal Co
149 Washington St.
W Vi Vi Vi V"
SPALDINC’S
BlSiBll 80008
W. A. Briggerman's
MUSIC STORE.
132 Washington at
., l, chili A,
Good Coal
IF selected wisely
'iF. stored suitably
lF' screened properly
it" delivered carefully
._ ,- There are no “IFS” about
[Our Coal
0... Methods
Our Service
our customers know it and
will tell you that our
.
.AT LOWEST r" as
.‘
Tatamona 450.
oswaraa STREET.
DonovIn Block.
Efiéi‘ofiss— iron cur‘i‘zrsnamp.
Hazleton CAOQI‘HI " Goal 0". From Greenwich Thought Roose- South
.~ II 085 volt Was President Yet. wash6i8ngton L. GOLDE N 0 l' W I IN.
. H -
The B. HORNE“ & SOD CO. tiosnezszzhsgfiBBdBBSSedfgllieii-‘qulhhlr‘ig- Street 1 COIN!
tlon before Judge William L. Bennett,
of the Superior Court at Bridgeport.
' recently. Twenty- -sls were on the
list, only half of whom appeared; and
only nine of those were able to satisfy
the court and Assistant U. s. Attor
., Tel. 284.
122 Water St.
Our June Sale Begins!
‘ idiom. Pnhiaie'ooos.
“AMNIIIM LII“. “wan“ . POOR. Ina ney mum“) H MWIB 0f Bgotfion. film? WHITE LINEN SKIRTS regular $1.50. ... ........................
gm they knew enough to be ven t 6* SKIRTS re la 2. on... ....... . ..... .. .............. . .....
”PM" Being Ext inated. cltisenehlph .Amon gthoae who passed ’ g“ r ‘ i‘ ., ‘1’;
WM! would think that the prairie w” Jodchin Lichtinger. of Norwalk LINEN SUITS, regular 05.00........ ....... 03.00
.- , g. the shy and amusing little ro-
out, that we like to watch before the
or his burrow at the too, would
i' become the subject of govern-
ment intervention, or endanger the
" Iofetoch raisins? Yet such is
'9 My Out on the national for-
Which Uncle Sam is guarding for
In of the public, expert hunters
ve 'gone after the prairie dogs with
zeal,- Ingenuity and poison, and liter-
lly extol-minutes them in great num-
WI. because some of the choicest
lands have had the grazing
for stock the industrious
wing of the (legs.
1 the state of Texas alone prairie
.e'nt annually enough grass to
1.662560 cowa, says Technical
1- Utteriy 33.81”. the little Inl-
nicest dreaded that the
.Iervioe has undertaken his
1 titan Poison is killing him
r be m didnrishes. and an.
Marco of the farmer: is safe
fortnerly of Germany
There were three or four applicants
rejected because they did not under-
stand ennugh of the country to show
that they could vote intelligently lg-
nacs Mliroiisky, of Greenwich, was
still laboring under the impression
that Congress? was still under the big
stick, and that T. Roosevelt was still
in the White House.
"Oh. you to giving me tally," said
the attorney. endeavoring to give the
witness a hint but ignacz struck to it
that Bposevelt was still "it," so he
could not pass. Another candidate
Carmine Plrone. was seized with a
case of stage fright and intact his
own name when onvthe stand, and.
of course, he could not pass.
To “the PuBli-‘c
We have secured temporary fitting parlors directly opposite our
old place which was totally destroyed by fire last week and we are
now ready to receive your orders. We will replace every garment of
every description which was destroyed by the lire
KARP BROS.
DESIGNERS AND LADIES' TAILQRS
88 North Main Street. ‘ ‘ ‘
Mrs. Bacon (exhibiting her new pho.
uograph—What do you think of that?
I song into the phonograph this morn-
“I“ A 1
Mrs. Egbert—d thouitht so; it sounds
so squesky‘; ——Ymkera Statesman.
HOW 'ro BETIC BASE ODIN.
.Sevcrnl cues of making and cited-
latlng counterfeit coins have been
hand It the central criminal court
during 016 last f'e days. and It
conclusion or mm the cases i ,0
foreman or the jury halted the authori-
ties If they would take I suggestion.
from twebve business men who dot-turf
the. year lied to deal with considerable
. . sum in silver coin. There was: lid, ‘
1 said; a most simple test for the dated-
tion or base coin. it was to sharply
cut the milled edge of a. 3094 will
.egsinst the milled edge or the sun.-
sated onto. it apnrloua. the motel
would nihiost immediately both: to
often on. After makins a personal test
common sergeant said be quite
ain‘eed with the suggestion of the int-y
new, the 115010100]qu the testJn
nil: touch: to be m. annual...-
El. PASO, Tam. Juno lS.——A pass
ger train on the Guayi'nas branch
the outhern Paolo
—. -3...
Hermosillo, Mambo Conductor A
are reported to have been seriou
sleeper turned otgr. j
Every than c? eisure whether
competent angle
you are out at debt and have I IIvincI account here earning
t.. life "I. I continual ride. Have you the account? , fl .
,ord.
HARRIS 8; GANS C0.
PASSENGER .TNAIN BERAILED
RIllrbad was
wrecked lest niih 'ai Pasqnern, neu
Badge of Noxele'e, and 18 passenger .
iii-lured All the ‘eoaehea except ill ii:
or not. should aim
to try his hand at trout fishing every“
day and all day did-iii; the spriu;
housocioanlng infirm—Norwich Rec
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
iWash Suits for ‘,
i " Summer Wear
A glance at the values we offer In this line tells a story of unprecendented values.
eiison demands are hero in fullest assortment; in nuqiwstionnblc quality;
Just the things that the
in desirable styles. and at prices lower
1 nu the lowoai that has over been quot: ii on like merchandise. The stamp of approval will be placed on every
ilnrment the moment they the even. '
TWO nil-ICE SUITS. in Pci'cnlcs, illnghum and Madras. Price ......................... $1.50 to 03.50
,‘ ()NE-PlldCE SUITS, in line Lump. llulisle and Lingerie i'loth, handsomely trimmed ..... 02.88 to 08.75
1 TWO-PIECE 'I‘AllDIi-MAllE HUl'l‘S, in wash. liilllll‘ili. white and riders ................ 66.00 to $9.00
NATURAL IJNEN AUTOMOBILES COATS ............................................ 05.00 to 08.50
1 SEPARATE Will'l‘E COATS, iiii not to Ion}. .......................................... 04.00 and $5.00
NORWALK. CONN
RISTRAM & HYATT,
CREDIT
“FOR——
EVERY ONE
ill Take advantage of our confidential
CHARGE ACCOUNT PLAN. Your
transaction is held in the strictest con-
fidence. You may buy from us the
finest Home Furnishings and the boil
Wearing Apparel, with the right of
paying for what you ,buy in Small,
Easy Weekly Payments, at the . same
prices you pay for goods of a like
quality at cash stores.
ill Customers who bought of us years
ago are still buying here. Isn’t it reas-
onable to . suppose that only the most '
liberal and successful satisfadlnry Cred-
it Plan, together with first quality mer-
chandise, at lowest prices, Could be the
reason for this?
ill Why not try an account and be
convinced.
. TO MAKE
Shoes to
Sell
, is only half the problem. The
other half is that they shall be
, the very
l Best Shoes at
l' the Price
‘ and the price decidedly lower
‘ than that of other dealers for
the some quality of Footwear.
, This is what We accomplish.
l CONNEALLY
BRACKtN
‘ we can. ms our use
anon ,iu CONNECTICUT.
81 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NQRWALK.
‘ TELEPHONE 86H
inns ill) on...
i Mrs. Josephine aemdlct. '
Mrs. Josephine Benedict. wife of
rge F. Benedict. died last evening
the Norwalk Hospital. axed sixty-
. u a years. In addition to her hus-
nd, Mrs Benedict II survived by
or children. Mrs. Frank 1". L'Honxge-
den. of Savannah, Georxie; the v.
‘ arlos E. Benedict. of New Canaan;
llliam F. Edwin A. Howard W and
lmer R. Benedict. of East Norwellt.
nerai services will be held Thurs
d y afternoon at I: 30 o'clock from the‘
_ t. Avenue Methodist Church. The
stor, Rev. W. W. Gillies, will oillciate
id interment will follow in Riverside
in Osborn avenue, Best Nor
1k. in the. Norwalk Hospital, and
operated on for appendicitis. Sun-
d y evening. it 1.8 found that the-
d sense had progressed to such an ex-
29- 31 Wed Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWAL'K.
. Elbeét hay. Hunted.
1The death of Elbert Ray Hunted.
a all iifteen,yesrs. occurred last night
a the home of his grandparents, Mr
I d Mrs. E. 8. Humd. No. 20 Van
2" dt street. East Nor-Walk. Deceased
h d been I sufferer from hearttroli-
be for two years past. and this was
is cause of death. He leaves his
p rents. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hu-
sed: three sisters, Phoebe, Marlon
d Helen. and two brothers. Wallace
a d Lester Hosted. The funeral will
b held from the Midencd at No. 20-
: n Zandt street, Thursday morning
I 11 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Gillies, pastor
o the East Avon Methodist Epieeo
p l Church will ciate. Thminisr-
nt will be in Riverside coin r.y
c...
Mre. Abbie .i. Merritt.
Mitchell. died yesterday at“ her homes
in Plainviile, Connecticut. she was
for many years a well known resident
of France street. Norwslk. and is sur-
vived by four sons. Hartley A. Henry
Willie, Frank and Edward Kitchen.
The remains will arrive in South Nor—
walk tomorrow oaths-121:5! train.-
and services will be held in the chapel
at Riverside Cemetery at 2 o'clock.
Rev. Frank D. Torrey pastor of the
Nomaik MIthodist Episcopal Church._
will 0&0“! ..
A ”W' of Mitchel. . 9
TVVINC. TIES
KEISER BARATHEA
ALL. SILK,
. t
I
611- an
dyer sixty phi! colors. to metal
.u ‘ "usitrrono June town... house
Abbi .l Merritt. w M ‘
r cl again too gears of use. diegoyeeter- today ”5‘1”“! ’ ”WWW. 939M , “A: Color 1.0 shirt or Ilene ‘
.1 d y at her it q with her da‘ sitter. by “0‘!!! 61' m ““1100“ “PM" W D”. 11. ‘ ‘
n 3 #23 ‘£ 03,937.? R‘ih‘ii‘... ".3; Mimi. ”hm” "mm“ 5,11,, M... m...
1.; w y r o y 0 rat a " '
" may say thyea'r. Ind he‘d “Admit-”m gli‘iiIon 63.3.1...“ t 1‘ ' M 1‘ ‘
h
in iii health for many years The de- Silo mile and" foil collars
. ad is survived by he «lighters.
lull I; Alvin Reynolds.ot forthin
{a stitch to hire. n, and one son,
as Merritt. of wayton. Funer-
al «mines will be held Thursday the
v. w it honor moo mum‘s"
wanna method“! churchugioiet
The ma... will UM
now With, for hitch
after one introducedkhy Unborn: '
of Witei‘bill'l. had which 'ldad 0:.“
on June 80 "tileh area-Is '
’1
until November 1 lied been ted
bu ote orator . 1"
Wit“ Phillis
Norwalk Chronicler